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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-19

Yes. WV brothers. the luturo hlr''-
,.io, ot III. old South and of IT. c!yIh-
cation is vet to ris. mp, ami / pray that
when lac arises It may be- au angel tdat
,han place in his haud the pen AMI say
INTO him "WIite
If in ii's aHditnce toniIh, there ice
any Young son of the south IN whose
v,,us there beats the blood OF "a soldier
who pcnllod his life for that civilization
which have SO inadequatcly outlined.
and who. rs he has heard the story OF
his fathers glorious sacrifice, has TEX
his pulses throb and his heart burn
with noble aspiration, Let me tel MN
that. though be- may never, IKE MS
father. bc called upon to datent ms
principle with his ME, yet he has De
fore him wolA not less noble, % ca
r,Cr not les glorious tbs true record
ink Of that story OF that civilization
whose history bas never yet been writ
tn-the history of the old South.
What noblcr task can he set himself
than tins, to preserve from OBLIVION oi
worse. from miSrcpr senl1uon, 4 cI'Il
lnlon which produced a. rs natural
fuit Washington aud Lee
Il is said that in all history there Is
no finer flight Of human eioqnenc'
than that In which the Athcnlan orator
aroused lis countrymon by his appea
to the spirits of their Slres vino fell 4"
Marathon. Sbali not some one pre-
serve the history of our fathers "h'
fel in what they deemed cause a
sacred? Can any good come forth o
u generation that believes that thel
fathers were traitors? 1 thank Clos
that the sword of the South will neve
mere he drawn except n defence o
this Union but thanh God equal
that it is LOW without stain.
The time will come when the Mort
ms well a. the South will understan
that this Union IS more secure beca1s
Of thc heritage onr father l.ft rs, tn
simple heritage Of an untarnishe
| sword.
To write truly this history the intnr
historian must Adopt Lori Coke's rule
Son sccfni5 rir0toS SCI peter
nnics." He must go deeper than th
, present histories, to the original record
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-19

Land prevented the antthcSCS OF the
immense paupCr class which work for
less than the wage of the slave without
any Of his Incidental compensationS.
IN the sca-island cotton districts and
The sugar sections il is true that there
was a class which accumulated wealth
and lived in a splendor unknown to the
people Of Virginia and Of the interior
portions of the cotton and sugar
states hut the proportion of these to
the entire population'of the South,
who in the aggrogat" made mp the
southern civilization. is So small that il
need scarcely be taken into account
The diffusion of means was general
and whilst the average wealth was per
haps larger than I'm any other country
I'm Chi,tDuGom. its distribution was
more equal among the white Populd-
ton than an any.
SOUTHERN COURAGE.
HAT the south was courageous
the whole world admits. Its friends
claim IT: MS foes know it. Probably
never SINCE the dawn of history has
,",h I army YA,oy , ~ t s VIII" thc " .i iU'
when. march stained and battie-scarred,
II flung itself across the swampS of the
Chickahominy and stood a wall of fire
between NcClellmmdth the hard-prcssed
"a" Ia, We ,''V i i'',; y ,ras not
- i ,,.',.',,.., t.,'i;+;on,I
>I' -. 49, ,.l.,al, . IN tbat arn,y
, ,tr'" n ~ wac ncr.op,l inliv;JnaI
cor,s0D Which welded it together and
made 1T uyinciblc until it was c&tir-
1,st,i.
The mill, of battle and of grim star
,at;nr ucuud IL INTO dust vet even
.b.n t,,,. remained valor which
rioIt v.l lsyo insured that famlls
l.n,nl W. inch was one of t,e tradition,
o., tLe clu1r,l and IFS a>saii.nt, during
/ r.e ,nIi,r aces. that after the de-
.t,,ct,.r az ti,.,r bodies their spirits
continued l,d,sutratc struggle in th,
,..rm. cf mir
0L.t.ri,Ycv +, Losr.talitv wa, not
local nor narrow. it was the character
i.tic Of tine entire people, and its con
cluit.ut WAS generosity so general
aud so common in its application that
IL created the quality of masnanlmlty
aS race characteristics.
ID Was those qualities to which the
South va. indebted for her controlling
influence ~ me N"|[IlI'' jill % ;' ,
which terminated oniywnc1 the North.
by us violation of tie Constitution,
dlcca..d tho solemn compact which
Iouud tlctuo sections together. and
!,l,ed tine South To- ropra.ate the
a4r,mDt and stand Hpou its con-t-
m.a.l rights.
Ion,t m.suudor,taud me \omaa
..c,,,ion never c.u again become prar-
ti.a QUESTIONS iu this land.
go -ectioro OF this couniryaccap, tM-
more h,mtly thau that which = Il,
nation ago fuue oh ITS weight mt The
opposite scale. Had Won and "'t'
A'llr,IA'' = I I.' ,ri fouob, fam
the distinction of slavery ana 'Ac pre-
s,ryatiou oi the Union. Eut, IT, Prt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-19
,,rov SPRINGS AND BATHS.-
ROCKINGHAM cyA.) SPRINGS.

Cheap, healthiul, pleasant gay Cireulafe
address r. b. HOPKINS,
.,t,av. NcGaheysvile. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-19
DLAIR'S CHLORAL THlMp'
- has proved itself 10 he
4 POWERFUL DlsINFEcTANT.

II has prevented The spread Of coniar:ga.
ii-ea-ea, particularly pphiherta aud '',a..e
Fever. In families: 10 has modified bad 4yi"H
frrrs and nps elton afforded comfort IN t.'F
rooms by its agreeable ana thorough deodoil@
Ing properties. II has sayedlives IN this city.
For sale ~ druggists. Price ~ cents a d.
4f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-03
THE COUNTERFEIT OF DEATH.
A Case Which Bames and Mystiies
the Doctors.

a Louisville (Ky.) special says: Mr. L.
II. Merrimoc, a book-keeper for }. +.
White & Co.. was overcome last night
while attending services at the cathedral
by "A strange aii, elton which has thu: far
baflod medical skill. Mr.. Merrimee, ac-
companltd by his bI other and sister, went
10 TIE May 0cYotiOns at the cathedral at s
O'Clock. Tie ceremonies lasted about two
hour, and WI, the others started to leave
Mr.. Morrimec r, msined kneeling. his hands
clasped aud lis ewes closed. All efforts 10
arouse him fsIing he was carried into the
sacTiSty. where these around thought him
dead. DR.. Porter, the family physician,
was summoned and administered restOra-
tiyeS, but the patient remained IN a coma
tose condition, in which state be was re-
moved 10 BIZ LONE at $50 Sixth sire Il.
Several other physicians we're summoned,
but, despite thtir forts 10 restore him to
consciousness, Mr. Merrimee remains to
all outward appearances dead. The eyes
Of the UNCONSCIOUS man are open aud fixed
in a dCatb-liLc stare. The cheeks are pallid
and ihe lips bloOGless and cold. Yet the
doctors say tha; The temperature is rOrTal,
the pul.e and heart are beating with a
hOllbv thrOb, anu the lungs are perform.
Ing tbCir functions. Though tue nelying
Of the breast was not noticeable, n mirror
held for some tine over the lps was dimmed
by the moisture. Mr. Merrimee is yourg
man OF n vigorous constitution, but inherits
a very nervous temperament. The case
has excited great interest among the physi-
cians, who will watch closely its different
phases.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-03
THE THISTLE WINS AGAIN.
English yachtsmen Say She is she
Finest Yacht AGoat.
by Arglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l


LuNpON. June 2.-Thc race under the
au. plces 81 the New Thames Yacht Club
took place 10 day. The course was the same
- 10 1CsipTd iy's race. from Lower Hope 10
Mouse lgLtship and return, distance oI
fil, miles TIE start was made at 1851 30
A. VI. IN tie following order: Geue-ta.
>,iil. sleuthbOuud, Wendur, Thistle.
Nutunc, Irex, and FoXhound. The
,i,t csa and sybil were called bacS
for gong over the line Before the
yun was fred at the Thames head
tie Thistle was well away, followed
by tie W,ndur, IreX. Neptune, and Fox
hound. From here. clOse-bauled, they lay
qui,t down past the More. Ar carried iib,
fotcsail. mainsail, and square-headed top
salt, with the exception OF the Thistle.
which bad iib.headed topsail. TIE lrex.
on passing the Wendur. took down her
top.ais. Alter getting around the light
ship spinnakCrs bigger tOpsalls and ilb
top.ails were sci, and all came along home
at Tremendous pace, flushing IN the FOL
lowing order: Thistle, 4:i3; Trek, 4:j2;
WcUdur. 4:j9, Neptune, 5:23, and Fox
hound, 5:l4.
The Thistle rounded Mouse light at 2:lS,
p'oughIDg through a heavy sea with the
ere,test ease, snd simply flying along cloSo'
bsulCd. TO.day's performance confirms
the universal opinion OF the Thisile's
splendid capacity. Some experienced Enc.
lish yschlsmcn say she u the finest racing
Yacht afloit. The Wendur takes The first
prize. The Thstle, although first IN, tlkes
the third place under the time allowance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-03
GInnsfnne Gnnefo WaIes.

[Ey Anglo American cable 10 the Dispatch.l
LONDON, Jutc 2 Mr.. Gladstone has
started for Wa'es, where he will deliver a
Serr,> of ADDRESSES in favor OF home rule
for IrelsDd.
TIE Sta, d1rd says: "The Radical cou
ier,nee marks turning point in the poll.
teal history II the country. Chtmber-
lain, stecCh was one more important and
decisive than any hith rtO made by the
LilcvaLUnionisl."
Gladstone arrived ut Swansea this eve
u;rg. He was enthusiastically welcomed
at ~ The places at which the train stopped
en- rate. Gladstone made six short speeches
in reply 10 addresses, after which he ex-
rIi,td himself. IS his voice was fltigu d..
Nun crous presents and bouquets were
Given TO Mrs. Gladstone. Al few places
there was slight Kissing when the train
stopped. Gladstone arrived Mt SwlnSe.i in
good health. lie will spend tomorrow
driving and sailing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-03

nv telegraph to the Dispatch.j


CHICAGO. June "A TimeS special from
Austin. Texas, says: John and Creed Graft,
lie and Bill Us,ery, and Charles Buckley,
alleged McNeili tTain.robbeIs, had hear
ing before the United states commissioner
Yesterday. Buckley, u the astonishment
Of The other men, turned States evidence,
and before be got through with his testi-
mony disclosed that be was In the employ
OF tie sberiI Of Bear county, and had been
for some time. He bad teen detailed 10
watch the men, aud he and they bad planned
10 rob TIE bank at Luling, town ON tDe
Sunse, route. This, however, was ADAM
doned. and on May 4lh they planned the
Mcneil train robbery. 4 fellow named
Hail was captain Of the gang. He ana
Graf. Us,ery, and Others not known 70
Buckley, committed the robbery. Buckley
was not with the gang. The robbery was
10 occur on the ljth, but Tor cansc was de-
Iayed until the lSln Buckley. who Is
very bad man himself, and an ex-eonvIct'
was employed 10 get the prisoners conn'
deuce and expose their operations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-03
The Presidents wedding Annivcr.
[By telegranh 10 tho DIsnntch.l

10y 10 tIo DEphb'h.i
SAnANAU lSN, n. Y, June 9 - The aunt
versaTy Of The wedding day " President
aud Mrs. Cleveland dawned beautifully ai
Saranac Inn. At sunrise there was not
breath OF air stirring, and The surface oi
the lake reflected every tree. bill, mountain
range, and cloud; but at o O'Clock. when
The college party came over TO The hotel 10
breakfast, a breeze had sprung no from
The westward and white caps were runni0g
across the hay just off Prospect Point
When Mrs. Cicyesnd sat down to break
fast she found little cluster OF iour-lenycd
clover at h'r place. She and the President
were heartily congratulated upon their az
niNeTsory, and were wished aIl manner OF
happiness and good luck.
At 10 O'Clock. after smearing their faces
literally with fly ointment. tho President,
Mrs. Cleveland, aud Dave Cronk vert of
In one boat, Colonel and Mrs. Lamont aud
McCafrey In another, and Dr.. aud Mrs.
BOSNIAN ~ a third 10 spend the day at
HoI's pond, about three miles distant.
They took lunches, and, unless the ilie.
aud mosquitoes prove too annoying, will
remain ali day. When they return the COT
iape OF the President will probably be deco.
rated IN a simple manner to recall to its Oc.
capants' memory the ceremony that took
place in the Blue Room OF the White House
Just year ago.
Mrs. Clevelrpd soon caught the first f,h.
She also caught the second, landing it after
a long struggle. Lunch was eaten in pic.
mic fashion, and after the meal there was
more fishing. A heavy shower came up
at o'c.ock, which put an end to the sport
Mrs. Clovellnd's first fish was a seven
FOUNDER. Mrs. Lamont, Colonel Lamont
ana Mrs. BOSNIAN were also lucky in
making catches.
The party reached Saranac Inn at half.
past during lull in the storm somewhat
dpmp, but as Jolly as il there had been no
shower.
They found the cottage prettily deco
rated with punches OF liacs, birch leaves.
wid.cberry blossoms, and ferns arranged
in masses and clusters over the mlntel
al about the pictures and mirrors Across
the face Of the mantel, under the shel.. were
The figures in panSies "SG" and "S7." A
mound Of Wild flowers on the centre.tible
ard vases filed with wild violets and other
wood 1Owets standing upon writing
desk were simple reminders furnished by
lady friends OF Mrs. Cleveland OF her we'd
diDs -day. The anniversary party were
iatigutd after their days excursion, and
retired carly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-03
DEATHS.

BOWEN.-Died, in Manchester, at A. NJ.
June 2d, Miss MARY BOWEN, In the seventy
seventh year OF her age.
Funeral from her lac residence Seventeenth
and Decatur streets, THIS EVENING at
o'clock. Friends invited.
BROCKFNBRoUGU.-D at O'Clock June
I'd. LILLE AINSLlE, infant daughter OF Ben.
w. and Flora b. Brockenbrough; aged six
weeks.
Funeral from house TO-DAY at II O'Clock.
GhRDNER.-Died. at the residence OF her
husband, at 90 o'clock y. NJ. June %. Mrs. SA-
KAn J. GARDNER, wife of c. w. Gardner.
Funeral from Pine-Street Baptist church at
So O'Clock F. VI. TO-DAY, June 81. Friends
and acquaintances are invited TO attend.
GRIFFIN.-Died, at her fathers residence,
No. 629 Forth seventeenth street, MARY A,
only daughter Of Maurice j. aud Theresa f.
Grimm; aged four months and five days.
She was not given but lent
take those little lambs, said lie,
And fold them ou My breast;
Protection they shall find In Me.
In Ne be ever blessed.
Her funeral will take place from the house
at o'clock 7. NJ. FRIDAY, June 81. Friends
and acuuaintances are invited TO attend.
Galveston Crex.l and St. JOhnsbury Vt)
papers please copy.
HARPER.-Died. May 81, 1887. HORACE, the
only son Of Jesse b. and Hattie :. Harper, In
the twentieth year Of his age
His remains were taken TO Nottoway county
for interment.
Ile is sleep, but not forever,
In the lone and silent grave:
Blessed be the Lord that taketh-
Blessed be the Lord that gave.
In the bright eternal city
Death can never. never come;
In Gods own good time He called him
From our sight 10 home, sweet home.
FRIEND.
Petersburg and Farmyille papers please
copy.
HUNGERFORD.-Died at her grandfsthers
residence, Manchester, June 2, 1887. NINA L.
HUNGRRF0RD; aged thirteen months
Funeral TO-DAY at O'Clock p. NJ. at Clop-
ton-Street Baptist church.
North Carolina papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-03
sALEs REPORTED TO sEcRETARY.
FLOUR

We quote: Fine, s.. 5Oas273 sapernne, s.. 7os
t2s5; extra, So. 5Oas97s; family, tatL5e; psten'
family, country, Si.7sasS.25
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-03

lumbar: White oak. cut 70 order, S1sao0 ~
ifdu: on market SeeS1as0 per LOO; Wes.sn
Virginia poplarS i5aeO per LOO; West VIZ
s sn.s ss,s BB osra. s d es' eiss ssss
jois, tsusis. according 70 size and Isneshs.
shipeios-Pl Pine. si7bata0 80, cyPrsss. e,innn,
IS per 1000 ssp-, ssssn Lsths--sp''s u;
s,ss.s: Whiskey-b barrel timber. groom eisa
no per 100; seasoned, ts0at3 per LODI M
chine slaves. o. sOass; turned hesdinxss &c. per
set Floar-barrei poles, tts& hoesnosa-
hoops, zoe per bundle
THE prices given above arc generally Tor
round lots at first hands. To filing mail orders
an advance would DO sskcd.l
CEMENT. LINE, rLAsrEr. &C.
River, tf.Sa
lsid, 81. loaii.I5 per barrel according 70 quaint
~; Virginia, tissi.o6.
.. ilss,s rs, lump, 9 por ton; ground 80;
North Carolina Tar: Large size, S. Coal
Tar, s.
Fire Ericks: fs0as4s per i,0o0.
PIasteriDg Hair: &c. per pound.
DRUGS. DrEsruFYs, Ola, &C.
hicohol' 81 soasa 10 per gallon.
Concentrated Lye: s27sasa 20 per case Of four
dozen.
Copperss: lac.
Codbincal: 1c. per pound
Extract Of Logwood: lskc.
Indigo: s5aer.
Msdder: l0ai2c.
Ola: Linseed. SOC. machine. S5as5c. sperm,
81 fnasl %: whale. Csc. straits, 35aiOc Lsbra-
dor.cod oil. i0a5Oc. lard, 60c 4; sweet " per
dozen best salad. $3.50; castor, s1.O per gal
lon; Virginia lubricsting, i5a30c. kerosene,
skc., cash per gallon.
Race Ginger: 12hc.
Soda: sal, iXaisc., I'm kegs; American, SKA
&C.
Spirits TurpentDe: Soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-03
TIE CHICAGO LABOR TRoUBLES.
Az Appeal TO Brtcbiayrrs and Ma
sOns-PcWdcrly's Lot Not
Happy One.

CmCAGO. June . The MASTER mISon's
associations have ISSUED p long document
addre sstd TO Ire hTicKlayCr- and SlOne-lna-
sons appealing 10 tIem aS individuals TO
foimuisie some plaR for q settlement Of the
pIe.cBt difficulty. Il set, forth tie platform
adOplCd by the contractors and builders,
aud a>kS The men to form union on the
ssme ha.is upheld by employer, and then
arMtrl,e any difficulties thlt may arise
A morning paper publishes the follow
ing: AZ last nights meeting Of District
Assembly No. II = secret circular from
Philadelphia was read officially notifying
The Chicago knights Of The expulsion Of
District Assembly No. l2j aud warning
tAcm against receiving any travelling or
transfer cards from that assembly. 80 ac-
ton was taken, and the document WAS
very coldly received. Another aud m eX.
flcloelv intcrt sting cjfcplr j. bcing re-
cciycd hy the secreiaTir~ OF The local as
s,mbl;cs in this city and all over the
Iniitd States. II ciuanllc, from District
Assem- bly, 1876, ana is an appeal Tor assist
nnCe and revenge. After reviewing the
facts ~ above stated, nom their stand.
yoint. IL charges Master-W Workman Pow
deIly and The General Executive Bolrd
with criminal incompetcncy, and hints
broadly 90 corruption. six specific viola
tion> of ,hc constitution are alleged. Barry
il sad - have been in coilu,ion with the
manufacturers, ana hl> report j, character
iz,d 90, false in every respect. He acted
directly ae1lnst the men without holding
any consultation with them, they SIy, and
declared ire stlihe OF upon the false pre-.
ftNt tdat the strike WAS scain>t one man
v 30 wl> member OF the order. In other
words. Dee deliberately sold them ont, they
ellegc. sud was sustained 81 III, action 10y
the General Executive Board. The circu-
iar concludes With an appeal 60 all assem-
Llcs o. arI.e and depp,c POwderly and
"ttc corrupt and inefficient gang" with
whom he h3s surrounded himself.
From every indication toe aDpsll viii be
net with hearty support from many II Tue
Chicago local assemblies. The sn'1g'uism
f. PoWderiy l. not confined % socialists.
and m thi. fight socialism i, not involved
10 tie dispute. IL is an inevitable struggle
bClWcn mixed Assem- 1lie, and trades
uuion,. District No. 80 represents the
former and hls formed IN aillIu;c with
PoWdery. one Of the result, 81 which, it Is
c'aimcd. d, an Increase Of the Master. Work.
man, >tlary 10 $1,000. With the MO0tauk
aud John Morrison districts ~ the East,
the united opposition Of the Pac.iic-coAst
assemblies. Bunet G.. Haskell aud the Den
yer Radicals. both OF the great Chicago
districts. spit on accouu. u Roman
Catholicism, toe relentless war by powerful
trades unions. the ayOSed cnnliiy Of So
ci1li,t,, AID The decided GOODNESS on the
Part OF The anti. ProhiJitiOni.is, Powderly's
lo' j. not hsIpy one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-03
English and French settlements
Attacked by Savages.
ny Anglo. american cable to the Dispatch

ny Anglo.American cable to the Dlspatch.l
LONDON, June -Advic,s from Sierra
Lcrre say that native warriors, under three
chiefs, invaded the British settlements OF
>hcrbro and sultyus, plllaging and burning
the Villages en- route, tOrturiug aud killing
The native NH ibitants and taking three
hundred prisoners. On entering British
territory The mqraudCrs divided into two
forces and tried to caDture French factory
at Sulymat and 40 English fictory on the
Manoh river, both OF which were stored
with valuable merchandise. Burnett, the
English agent, at the head of native labor
er, and police, desperately resisted the
.avagts. who were compiled to retreat
after The attack, leaving MANY OF their
number dead. They besicged the station,
however, for four days. when the guuboat
sinus arrived on the scene and landed a
force Of marines, who quickly put the
saypces to flight. AH1chSS OF the French
factory repul,ed the avpck made upon
them un1iCCd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-03
RICHMOND MARKETS.

lhOhSDAf, juno :, 1857.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Eutter, Eggs, FoWis, Lard, Corn Neal
Butter: Choice, family packed, 23c.
choice, store packed, l6ai6c., active; good %
prime, liai5c. poor 10 fair, i2bai3c
Live Hens: Choice, Eat, 25a2sc. a piece; old
COCKS and small hens, 2'a25c.
Eggs: Fresh. loo, active; barrels aud
boxes. lac.
Lard: Country, &c., active.
Corn Meal: 5Oa55c. per bushel for country
Vegetables.
Cabbage: new, Florida, sl.5oass; Virginia,
Sla{2 LarfeL
Potatoes: Irish. SOC. extra choice, 95c. asi per
busbeI for small lots cut store.
Onions: i5c. per busnel.
beans: iland-picked, new, fi.5oa$l60 per
bushel and scarce: mixed, siat1.x5 per busheL
Blackeye Peas: 81 per busheL
Round Beans: 75c.aSl box.
Fiat Beans: 50a60c. q box.
New Potatoes: s3aS6 barrel.
Tomatoes: s2as2. 80 per box.
Green and Dried Frat
Apples: Green, choice. ti.50as3 per barrel,
active; good 10 fine, IS. 5Oa$i per barrel
Peaches Florida and Georgia, q. soas3 q
crate.
Dried Fruit: Apples-sun-cured, bright
sliced, ta5c.; Dark, saic.; Quarters, bright
DC; quarters, dark, &c. Peaches-Bright la
lSc.; bark, sal0Ns; Unpeeled- 81 a6c.;
Quarters, Sc. BlackberrieA &C. Raspberries,
10allc.
Miscellaneous.
Beeewax: l9a2oc per pound
Blackjack Bark: Rossed, sii per 4, go pounds;
black oak and chestnut rough, ts per 1000
pounds.
Feathers; Prime live goose, aoaisc.; COM
men, 25c.
Flaxseed s1asf.o5 per bushel.
Hay; No. timothy, t13. 50ssi4; No q SIS;
mixed clover aud timothy, sioasls: clover. Sioa
si2
Miii-ofai; Brcwrstun. 80 per ton; bran,
ti9 per ton; shipssun, tSOat2l per ton.
Baled Oats: t0a65c.
Roots; Ginseng, q. soasl 70 per pound; seps-
ca. free OF topA 3safoc. per pound.
Peanuts' 4aikc., active. a. to quality,
Rye: o6a6oc per bushol
Sumac: Prime, 75c.a3i-
shneks: 55a60c
Baiec Straw 3on36c.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-03
Fatal ARRAY ut a Spelling-Bee."
TRv feleOra nh TO the Dianatch

LITTLE Rock. ARK, June "A Gdzetie'S
Conway (Ark.) special says: Information
was received 10 day Of a terrible ARRAY be.
twcont bree young farmers during spelling
bee at church, in Harvey township, fifteen
miles from Conway. The men were Dan.
and Alert Mabey and Tom Middleton.
The latter and Dan. Mabey were rivals for
The b9rd Of neighboThOod belle. Sltur-
d-y malt they called Middleton out OF
church and accused him OF lying,
o.zfd him. apd began stabbing HIN
witt knife. During the ARRAY, which
enptitd The church, several s,lots were
fred. one Of which struck Middleton and
another nortslly wounded Dan. Mabey.
Albert Mabey was also seriously shot. Dan.
died on MONDAY. Albert has disappeared.
and Middleton is reported dying this
morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-03
The New French Minister of War
Suubbed.

by Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
PARIS. June 2-It is rumofed that in
shc Chamber Il DEPUTIES on Tuesday
last Clcmcnceau snubbed General Fer
ron. the new Minister Of War, who,
he sid. formerly stismltzed the
prom oterS OF the Tonquin scheme
% criminals aud now n'ored tuer
service Generpl Ferfon. according to IN
rumor. ihcreupon as-u.rd NJ Cleueucoau
th.t ihe Government would order the
evacuation OF TonQuin the moderate
newsp pcrs cal upon General Ferron t.
contradict the story,